X)  Prison visits 4) Placement of permanently unemployable convicts The EPR lay down in par. 17.1 that prisoners shall be allocated, as far as possible, to prisons close to their homes. Under RDG 71/2013, the Břeclav Prison is the only minimum security prison for the imprisonment of permanently unemployable men. By not allowing permanently unemployable convicts allocated to a minimum security prison to serve their sentences in any other prison (another region), the Prison Service creates obstacles or limitations to exercising the right to convicts’ private and family life. This is not the only category of convicts who are limited in possible assignment to prisons in other regions. 137 It is very likely that prisons’ profiles will change in connection with the legislative proposal for a change in internal differentiation of prisons. 138 I recommend that the General Directorate of the Prison Service: •• Takes into account, as part of the change in prison profiles, that some blocks exist in only a single prison, which is a factor limiting the possibility of placing convicts as close to their homes as possible. 137 the only block for permanently unemployable male convicts serving imprisonment in a minimum security prisons exists in the Břeclav Prison Examples include only a single block specialised in protective sexological treatment (used to treat sex offenders) for all high security prisons, and only a single block specialised in imprisonment of convicts with mental illnesses and behavioural disorders subject to individualised treatment for all high security prisons. 138 Parliamentary press No. 588. /51/